The Browning BLR takedown is a great gun available in all the great big game cartridges.

Any 30-06 or .308 will get the job done.

Browning for 'takedown' gun same rules apply.

Remington 700 30-06 would do good for you. If you are looking for good takedown, don't go cheap on shells either.

The old lever action Savage 99 in 308 "takedown" model was a dandy. If you can find one you'll probably pay some bucks for it. I am presuming you mean a rifle that can be broken down, not one that simply has "knockdown" power. Actually, I could never understand the utility of hunting with "takedown" rifles (perhaps some use if you're an assassin or hit man). Don't know too many guys who hunt big game in subcompact vehicles. Also, many takedown rifles were notorious for losing accuracy when reassembled. Perhaps that's why their popularity has fallen off.

$399.99 Weatherby Vangaurd chambered in 300 Winchester Magnum or 300 Weatherby Magnum...

My vote goes towards a 30-06 it does anything you need it too. I shoot a savage and it is very accurate.

WEATHERBY VANGUARD is a fine choice, guaranteed accuracy at a good price.And it comes in all the popular flavors.I have the stainless with synthetic stock , no wood swell. So It will keep a zero it wet weather..In 3006,the company guaranteed 1.5 inch groups at 100 yrds,but with hornady 165gr sst interlock she will group under a inch ....And thats without floating her or a trigger job.which she needs, the trigger drags abit ..BUT SHE STILL A RINGER...GOOD LUCK....GLASSMAN73